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About Richard AH White

Retired Solicitor specialising in child law and former Tribunal Judge hearing cases on special educational needs and welfare benefits.

Parish Christmas

Special Christmas services include: The Christmas Carol Service at 6.30pm on Sunday 22 December The Crib Service at 4.00pm on Christmas Eve (outside, if dry) Midnight Mass at 11.00pm on Christmas Eve Christmas Day services at 8.00am and 10.00am Sheen … Continue reading →

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Stag Brewery Public Inquiry: the Final Days

Introduction The last day of the hearing takes place at Clarendon Hall this Thursday. Start time is 930am. Closing submissions from Counsel are the order of the day. If you never understood quadratic equations now is the time to learn … Continue reading →

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Stag Brewery Public Inquiry: The Last Two Days

Day 14: Wednesday 11 December 2024930am start Section 106 Agreement and ConditionsRound table discussions Venue Clarendon Hall Day 15: Thursday 12 December 2024Closing Statements on behalf of (in order) West London River GroupMortlake Brewery Community GroupGreater London Authority Richmond Borough … Continue reading →

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Stag Brewery Public Inquiry: Planning Benefits

It is interesting to set out the developer’s summary of the planning benefits of the scheme, elaborated on today by Neil Henderson, Senior Planning Partner at Gerald Eve LLP, Chartered Surveyors and Property Consultants, instructed by Reselton Properties Ltd. Bold … Continue reading →

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Stag Brewery Public Inquiry: Medical Matters

Local residents who are registered as patients at the two GP Practices in Sheen LaneHealth Centre will no doubt be interested to read what is provided for by the Council and developers proposals for medical services in the area. The … Continue reading →

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Peter Eaton MBCG gives evidence now at the Stag Brewery Public Inquiry

Should a witness be compelled to answer questions in cross-examination with a simple yes or no because the advocate demands it?

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Planning laws reform: an attack on local democracy

Simon Jenkins writes in today’s Guardian “Denying local people a meaningful say in their surroundings is undemocratic. Rayner’s beneficiaries are not to be homeless or poor people. In a bid to hit Labour’s target of building 1.5m homes, Rayner’s department … Continue reading →

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Stag Brewery Public Inquiry: Some Money for Richmond to play with

Draft CIL Compliance Statement dated 6 December 24 extracts Mortlake Green Contribution of £196,316.13 payable on the earlier ofcommencement of above ground works on main site orcommencement of School development. Total figure calculated as follows: £103,200 path works £25,000 commuted … Continue reading →

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Stag Brewery Public Inquiry

Restarts tomorrow at Clarendon Hall. Last day for closing statements Thursday, Meanwhile most important documents CDK.03-6 Draft Section 106 Agreement dated 02.12.24 Updated Plans and Appendices .ZIP CDK03-7 Draft Section 106 Agreement dated 6 December 24 CDK03-8 Draft Section 106 … Continue reading →

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All Saints Parish News

The Christmas Carol Service will be at 6.30pm on Sunday 22nd December, and the Crib Service at 4.00pm on Christmas Eve – all very welcome! Dates for your Diary: 22nd December: Carol Service by Candlelight 6.30 p.m. 24th December: Crib … Continue reading →

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